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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1900
Page
5
The piece reports on the New York State Republican convention amid debates over free silver and imperial policy. It cites Roosevelt urging unity, listing nominees Timothy J. Woodruff and others, and arguing against militarism while defending free silver principles.
Vague dispatch from Sutlanapotie reports a street demonstration by the OD club and a Knakey phone meeting amid a campaign scene. Mentions of Senator Burrows, Charles A. Fairbanks, and General Tanner appear with references to posts and rallies as Republicans plan events statewide.
Special to Mark reports Richard Olney, longtime Cleveland era cabinet figure, plans to explain his purpose to tran sit with President Cleveland era reforms. The piece notes Olney’s opposition to certain nominees and hints at Democratic divisions over Cuba and reform, while mentioning Republican reactions and a wary public mood ahead of elections.
A fragmented advertisement proclaims a treatment by Candy Caibertio to end constipation. The copy includes odd phrases and numeric fragments such as 45 it 10¢ 255 500, with unclear context and no verifiable details.
In Deer Park Maryland and nearby towns Bryan faced big audiences as he criticized the Republican Party for favoring a few wealth holders. He argued for a government protecting citizen rights to life liberty and pursuit of happiness and warned that wealth concentration harms the independent American.
Governor Stone condemns Republican fund raising as a large scale effort to frighten donors and influence elections. He cites nationwide figures, Goebel and Ohio election laws, and predicts Ohio will stay with Bryan amid fraud fears while Democratic leaders in New York back Bryan and coordinate East campaigns.
Obscured rhetoric discusses restraint and expansion of military power in a divided republic. Arguing factions claim or deny imperial aims, defense needs, and national religion, while references to a treaty protect or deny recognition of slavery and a foreign ruler. The text critiques benevolence masking conquest and calls for steadfast policy alignment.
The National Party met at Carnegie Hall New York and nominated Donaldson Caffery of Louisiana for president and Archibald M Howg of Cambridge Massachusetts for vice president. The platform denounces public opinion exploited to wage conquest and calls for imperial policy reform and constitutional mercy.
Delegates pledged to abolish corrupt imperial privileges and subsidies. Thomas M. Osborne presided at Indianapolis preliminaries. Everett V. Abbott served as secretary. The party named the Statue of Liberty on the Washington dome as symbol and instructed a campaign committee to draft posters linking peace and liberty with citizens running under its banner.
Several notable men across New Jersey Ohio and Maryland announce shifting support to William Jennings Bryan. Herry Hi Smith former New York Assembly clerk vows to back Bryan after past McKinley support. Arthur Russell Vineland businessman changes from Republican to Bryan citing imperialistic policy and growing trusts. William H Downs former Anne Arundel judge, long Republican, signals possible Bryan vote.
Secretary Gage responds to Hon Call Schure of New York denying the dangers of Bryan victory to the gold standard. He argues anticipated legislation could curb wild monetary shifts and warns that Bryan's election would threaten credit and business, urging restraint until December legislative actions.
Reports from multiple Texas counties say cotton yields shrink as rains continue. Farmers and merchants face dwindling bales, with growers predicting large portions lost or damaged. Some regions note weevils and mold, while prices edge higher as pickup and market conditions vary across counties including DeWitt, Victoria, Colorado, and Erath.
Washington reports showery and cooler conditions with south to northerly winds. The forecast covers Thursday and Friday with varying temperatures and moisture moving from Oklahoma and the Texas area toward the west.
Whitton Harker, nominee of the People's Ports for president, will begin a tour to meet leading residents and discuss public concerns. He plans to be in Ohio at OWelnnath from September until mid month and in Texas from September 14 to 19.
An advertisement extols Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic as a natural remedy from "bulidiaa" extracts to restore strength and fight pallor. It claims improved appetite, energy, and nervousness relief, touting personal testimonials about a wife and clerk benefiting from the tonic. The piece urges readers to buy the product for better health.
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